The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-04-22

Memphis, Tenn.
Thanks to Albert Todd and Z. f..
White for Southern papers.
Frank Comstock and family have
returned to Owosso to live.
Remember the sheep shearing fes-
tival at Corunna next week.
The great Forepaugh show will
pitch its tents in Owosso, June 9.
Johnson Fockler was arrested Sat-
urday for selling liquor 10 a minor.
Born, to DR.. and Mrs. l.. w. Lyon,
of Port Sanilac, 9 pound son, Tues
day.
The suspended harness for the fire
department has arrived and is in po-
sition.
Finest bath rooms in the city at
the Steam Laundry. on Main street
west.
James M. Ashley says the T. & N.
M. railway will lay 200 miles of track
before the end of 1887.
A large addition is being built to
the house Of A. L. Thomas, just west
of the Main street bridge.
Jessie, the daughter of l.. Fairman,
who was burned so severely last week,
is getting along nicely, although, of
course, she suffers great deal.
Persons in need Of building sand
can be supplied by leaving their orders
at the office of Woodward Bros.
Mrs. Joseph Manning and daugh
ter Miss Helen, are visiting friends
in Ohio and southern Michigan.
]. & H. Frieseke expect TO start
their brickyard IN operation next
week if the weather continues good.
Mayor Calkins received applca
tions from thirty two persons who
had desire to serve the CITY as mar
shall.
Vel! If you want nice summer
hat, and for little bit Of money,
look at the bargains at Osburn &
Sons.
H. ID. Sparks and C.. A. Byerly
left for Prescott, Arizona, Tuesday,
to engage with Chas. Wimple in his
sawmill.
Mrs. l.. A. Gould has returned
from Detroit, where she had been
at the home of E. R, Hutchins for
some time.
OF course, no one would mention
the fact that Rev. q. Fl. Wilson took
no,H bound train for Laingsburg,
last Friday.
S. +. Parkill attended meeting
of the executive committee of the
State Pharmace utical association at
Lansing on Tuesday.
w. Gould, of this city was arrested
on Tuesday and taken to Bancroft
on complaint of Miss Morrow, living
near there, charging him with seduc-
ton. Gould has lived in Owosso for
some months past.
Hon. d. c. Leach, OF Traverse
City, who at one time represented
this, the then 4th Congressional dis.
trict, in Congress, was in this city on
Monday, looking hale and hearty for
man of his years.
G.. w. Loring g. Son have sold
twenty seven hundred and ffty-three
rolls of wall paper in the last ten days
-one day their sales reached near
" six hundred rolls. Firstclass goods
and low prices do the business.
The X. of p. lodge will be institu-
ted bv the grand lodge officers Mon
day evening, May 2. The officers
elected at the meeting last week are;
7. M. Terbush past chancellor; &. G..
Gregory, chancellor.
The Francis Labade Co. play ed a
geo benefit for the, relief of the suffer
ers from last Fridays cyclone at
Martins Ferry, Virginia. The CON-
pany was billed to play there and on
their arrival at once determined to
help relieve the homeless in this SUBJ
stantial manner.
Advertised letters, at Owosso P~ O.
for week ending Sat. April 10, 1887:
VIM F Perrill, Leroy Rose, Will
STANCE, Geo Barthol, Chandler Chalk
err, Will Bishop, Bruce Green. VIZ
AsaheI, Mrs + A Tillman, c N Wood,
John Finch. Drops: Godfrey Schultz,
Earl Gauser Smith, A w IJigbie.
Foreign: ] Prinpennell, Mrs r Rob
inson.
A. l.. Chandler, Of Corunna, has
been appointed deputy game and fish
warden for Shiawassee county--an
Office created by law passed at this
session Of the legislature. II is his